Teens & Tweens

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See our calendar for virtual events, including storytimes, trivia, and book discussions. All in-person library programs and events have been cancelled. 

Check out Library updates here.

Distance Learning Resources from WCCLS / Recursos de aprendizaje a distancia --

Events, clubs and classes--all free and open to the public.

  • Teen Book Club - Grades 9-12. Runs during the school year. Register online, call 503-625-6688, or email askusSPL@wccls.org. Get a free copy of the book, while supplies last. Sponsored by Friends of the Sherwood Library.
     
  • After Hours for Teens - Bring your friends, have some fun, and enjoy the library after hours with a program just for teens. Grades 6-12. Register online, call 503-625-6688, or email askusSPL@wccls.org
     
  • TeenLAB (on Zoom as of 4/14/20) - Teen volunteering group. Let's meet virtually and discuss how we can find meaningful ways to engage with the library.
     
  • Check out the calendar for special events for teens and tweens hosted by Sherwood Public Library.
     

Homework Resources--available for free with your library card.

  • Gale in Context - Find articles, topic overviews, and multimedia information to complete homework assignments.
  • Brainfuse HelpNow - From kindergarten to college, online tutors are available to help students and their caregivers. Also available in Spanish and French. Also includes study guides and tools to make flashcards.
  • Kanopy - Fun, educational, and entertaining streaming movies.
  • Libby - Browse the Teens section for featured booklists, including new title and OBOB lists.
  • OBOB - Learn all about the Oregon Battle of the Books and this years' book selections at the official website.
     

Drivers license prep

College test prep

  • LearningExpress Library: Career Admissions and Test Prep section includes study guides and test prep for many exams for the college-bound, including ACT, SAT, and AP tests.
     

GED Test Prep

 

College funding

  • Paying for College guides: Student financial guides from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. 
     

Job resources

  • Brainfuse JobNow - Free resume review, career assistance, and more.
  • Job and Career Excellerator - Use the resume and cover letter builder apps, learn about  occupations, and work through a tutorial on preparing for job interviews.
  • WorkSource Oregon - Statewide agency to find job postings, resources and training to help workers get employment.